AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHunger Strike: A Berlin-based rights group urged Germany and international organizations to secure the release of nine Sahrawi prisoners on hunger strike since September 23, warning their health is deteriorating. Congress Preparations: President Brahim Ghali opened preparations for the Polisario Front’s 17th congress, described as a forum for Sahrawis to shape leadership and future policy. Education in Dakhla: Ibn Zohr University launched the National School of Advanced Technologies, bringing engineering training closer to young people in the region. Citizenship Law: Spain’s snap election halted a bill that would have offered nationality to Sahrawis born under Spanish administration; it had cleared Congress in September. Rights and Heritage: Amnesty reported surveillance and restrictions targeting Sahrawi activists, while defender El Ghalia Djimi raised the marginalization of Hassaniya heritage at the UN Human Rights Council. Film and Activism: At Zurich’s film festival, Greta Thunberg called for concrete support for Sahrawis during the premiere of a documentary about activist Najla Mohamed Lamin, linking the cause to climate and social justice.
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